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Understanding 9/11Bernardus De cura rei famuliaris [sic] with some early Scottish prophecies, &c
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Caption title: Early Scottish verse
The De cura rei familiaris is a paraphrase in Scottish verse of the Latin letter Epistola de gubernatione rei familiaris. The letter is attributed to Bernard of Clairvaux and also to Bernard Silvestris
"From a MS. KK.1.5. in the Cambridge University Library."
Caption title: Early Scottish verse
The De cura rei familiaris is a paraphrase in Scottish verse of the Latin letter Epistola de gubernatione rei familiaris. The letter is attributed to Bernard of Clairvaux and also to Bernard Silvestris
"From a MS. KK.1.5. in the Cambridge University Library."
Notes
The 'De cura rei familiaris' is 'A paraphrase in Scottish verse of a Latin letter written by Bernard of Clairvaux ... It is a compendius treatise on domestic economy, and contains advice of how to manage servants, wives, and children.' The Latin text is given entire in the preface. cf. Pref.
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